Tours in Canada

10 min – 20 minfrom AUD $197

4.5 Hours Private Lake Louise and Moraine Lake Tour from Banff

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private tour, we got a relaxed run through two of the Canadian Rockies' headline acts — Moraine Lake and Lake Louise — without the tour-bus chaos. You're picked up anywhere in Banff town, driven in your own vehicle, and given a solid hour at each lake to actually breathe in the views and snap photos. It's a 4.5-hour round trip designed to feel unhurried rather than ticked-box. The scenery is legitimately stunning: turquoise glacial water, alpine backdrop, and a real chance of spotting elk or deer along the way.

Wine Tasting and lavender Farm Tours

When Charlie from our team ran this tour through Niagara wine country, we found a neat afternoon that pairs three solid wineries with a lavender farm stop. You'll taste across crisp whites, rosés, bold reds, and the region's famous icewines, get a proper walkthrough of winemaking at one cellar, then wander purple lavender fields and browse the farm's gift shop. It's a relaxed 4-hour loop with hotel pickups, headsets so you hear the guide over the vehicle noise, and air-con throughout — the kind of thing that works well if you're after gentle sightseeing and don't mind a bit of shopping.

Grand Pre/Bay of Fundy / Hall's Harbour

When Em from our team explored the Bay of Fundy, we witnessed one of Earth's most extreme tidal shifts—nearly 3,680 billion cubic feet of water flooding in and out twice daily. The tour centres on Hall's Harbour, a working fishing village with genuine pirate roots dating to 1779, where you'll walk exposed tidal flats and hear local stories from people who actually make their living from the sea. Over 7 hours, it's a mix of geology spectacle and real community—not a polished tourist park. The Bay's funnel-shaped geography creates these record-breaking tides, sometimes leaving boats stranded metres above the waterline.

Oliver & Osoyoos Private Wine Tour - Full Day

When Jake from our team ran this full-day wine tour across Oliver and Osoyoos, we hit five wineries spread across B.C.'s Golden Mile and Black Sage Bench — the country's first officially recognised wine sub-region. The landscape is hot, dry, and built for serious reds: Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, and Syrah thrive here thanks to the intense summer sun and arid climate that late-ripening grapes absolutely need. The tour rolls through the Okanagan's wine heartland with plenty of time to taste what makes this pocket of the world distinct — minerality and flavour profiles you won't find elsewhere. Six hours takes you through the tasting circuit with a sit-down lunch stop arranged for you.

Mont-Tremblant Helicopter Tours

When Tom from our BugBitten team took to the skies above Mont-Tremblant, it was hard not to get caught up in the pure rush of it. These helicopter flights—10 or 20 minutes depending on your appetite—are the only ones operating in the Laurentians, which means you've got a genuinely rare vantage point over the region's forests, lakes, and terrain. The whole experience has a real edge: takeoff is properly thrilling, the views are genuinely expansive, and landing hits differently when you've just floated above everything. Every seat is a window seat, and the pilot talks you through what you're seeing via headset.

Private Departure Transfer-Toronto to Pearson Airport(YYZ) or YTZ

★ 4.9 (9)

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Private Departure Transfer-Toronto to Pearson Airport(YYZ) or YTZ

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a private transfer from downtown Toronto to Pearson Airport, the appeal was straightforward: no navigating unfamiliar roads, no wrestling luggage onto public transport, no sweating the clock before a flight. The outfit's been running transfers for fifteen years, and it shows—the driver knew the city cold, timing was spot-on, and the whole thing felt effortless in a way that airport runs rarely do. The vehicle was comfortable, air-conditioned, and stocked with water and WiFi. For solo travellers or families heading out of the city, this beats the stress of taxis or the uncertainty of transit when you've got a flight to catch.

5 Course Gourmet Food and History Walking Tour of Old Quebec

When Ben from our team ran this gourmet walking tour through Old Quebec, he got the full five-course treatment without the sit-down-restaurant hassle. You're guided by a licensed local through the city's best-rated spots, hopping between intimate tastings and drinks as you wander the old streets under streetlights. Three hours, multiple courses, and proper insider knowledge of what makes Quebec City's food scene tick—plus you ride the funicular up the hill, which beats trudging on foot after a few drinks.

3 hoursfrom AUD $311

Bike / E-bike Tour : Downtown, Old Montreal, Waterfront by Fitz

★ 4.9 (387)

Bike / E-bike Tour : Downtown, Old Montreal, Waterfront by Fitz

When Tom from our team took this three-hour ride with Fitz, it felt like the best way to get Montreal's layout and character without driving. You're on a solid bike cruising Old Montreal's cobbles, the waterfront, downtown streets, and leafy pockets like Le Plateau — moving at a pace that lets the guide actually tell you why this place matters to Canada. Small groups, quiet paths mixed with iconic spots, and you stop to breathe in the cityscape and street art. It's genuinely bike-friendly here, and the locals notice it.

3 hoursfrom AUD $98

Day of Dinosaurs & Hoodoos from Calgary to Drumheller Badlands

★ 4.9 (328)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $136

Day of Dinosaurs & Hoodoos from Calgary to Drumheller Badlands

When Sarah from our team ran this 8–9 hour loop from Calgary, it felt like a whirlwind introduction to Alberta's badlands geology. You hit Horseshoe Canyon first — a quiet gorge with layered cliffs that show millions of years in cross-section — then pivot to the Royal Tyrell Museum in Drumheller, where the dinosaur collection is genuinely vast and the interactive bits keep you honest. Lunch is yours to sort in town, then you push on to the famous Hoodoos (those spire-shaped rock towers) and finish at Rosedale Suspension Bridge. It's a lot of ground covered, and most of the day is split between driving and museum time.

Victoria City Highlights Pedal or E-Bike Tour - Hoods & Legends

★ 4.9 (304)

Victoria City Highlights Pedal or E-Bike Tour - Hoods & Legends

When Noah from our team pedalled through Victoria on this guided bike tour, we got a proper feel for why locals rave about this city. Over two-and-a-half hours, the route threads through neighbourhoods like Fernwood and Chinatown, dips into Beacon Hill Park, and hugs the Inner Harbour waterfront. You'll roll past Craigdarroch Castle, spot one of Canada's tallest totem poles, and clock the kind of heritage architecture that makes Victoria feel both grand and approachable. It's a solid intermediate-level ride that works for most fitness levels, though the operator's upfront about weather—this tour runs rain or shine.

Moraine Lake Sunrise(2.5hrs)&Lake Louise(2hrs) from Canmore/Banff

When Noah from our team booked this early-start combo, we were after the Moraine Lake sunrise without the day-tripper crush—and that's exactly what we got. You'll head out pre-dawn from Canmore or Banff, catch the light hitting the rockies over turquoise water, then spend two hours wandering Lake Louise at a proper pace. It's a solid 8-hour loop that hits two of Banff's headline spots in one morning, with a guide who knows the area and small-group numbers (max 13) that actually feel intimate.

8 hoursfrom AUD $192

★ 4.9 (209)

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $186

Lake Louise & Lake Moraine Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this five-hour tour, we found it a solid hit-the-highlights drive through Banff's glacier-fed lakes. You're ferried in an air-conditioned vehicle through some genuinely stunning terrain — Lake Louise with its milky turquoise water backed by Victoria Glacier, then Lake Moraine framed by the Ten Peaks. There's time to walk the shoreline at Louise or paddle if you're keen, plus the Rockpile Trail at Moraine for the postcard view. It's a gentle pace, heavy on the van time from town (about an hour each way), with stops for photos and wildlife spotting along the Icefields Parkway. Works for most fitness levels, though the mountain air and altitude catch some visitors off guard.

Afternoon Wine, Beer and Charcuterie Tour in Niagara-on-the-Lake

When Em from our team ran this afternoon tour through Niagara-on-the-Lake, we hit two wineries and a brewery over four to five hours, sampling around 9–12 wines, craft beers, and ice wine with a charcuterie pairing thrown in. The region sits on the Canadian side of Niagara Falls and draws a mixed crowd—couples, small groups, a few keen wine buffs. The driver doubles as your guide, so there's no separate commentary happening; you're along for the ride, literally. It's a solid way to taste what the region's known for without navigating yourself.

Whistler's Finer Things: 4-Course Dinner & Champagne Sabering

★ 4.9 (169)

Whistler's Finer Things: 4-Course Dinner & Champagne Sabering

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked Whistler's Finer Things, she was after a proper night out that didn't require chasing reservations at four different restaurants. This 3.5-hour progressive dinner tour hits four fine-dining spots across the village, with each course curated to show off seasonal ingredients and kitchen ambition. The real theatre comes midway through: a VIP visit to a 15,000-bottle wine cellar where you learn to saber Champagne—the dramatic Napoleonic way of opening a bottle. Whistler's a sophisticated mountain village, and this tour caters to that crowd: foodies, special occasions, couples after something a step above the usual resort fare.

Zodiac Boat Whale and Wildlife 4-Hour Tour from Campbell River

When Noah from our team took the Zodiac boat out from Campbell River, we were kitted up in floater suits and sent skimming across the Salish Sea in an open-air vessel built for speed and sightlines. This 4-hour tour hits the Discovery Islands with a naturalist guide who reads the water for humpback whales, sea lions, seals, and if you're lucky, orcas. It's a proper adrenaline hit for anyone who doesn't mind getting bounced around—and the light snack and water help settle the nerves between sightings.

Kananaskis River Rafting Adventure

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran the Kananaskis River Rafting Adventure, she found herself on a genuinely scenic stretch of turquoise water in the Canadian Rockies foothills. The 4-hour outing — about 1.5 to 2 hours actively paddling — launches from either Banff or Canmore and targets class 1–3 rapids, so it's approachable for first-timers and families, not a white-knuckle ordeal. You're outfitted head-to-toe with wetsuit, helmet, lifejacket and the lot, and your guide steers you through wildlife-spotting and pure mountain scenery. It's the kind of day trip that justifies leaving the lodge.

4 hoursfrom AUD $149

Victoria City Highlights 3 Hour Bike Tour, eBike Upgrade Avail.

★ 4.9 (145)

Victoria City Highlights 3 Hour Bike Tour, eBike Upgrade Avail.

When Tom from our team tackled Victoria's City Highlights Bike Tour, we found it a solid way to clock the capital's main attractions without a coach window between you and the scenery. You'll roll past iconic landmarks and quieter spots on a decent-quality bike, guided by someone who knows the city's history and has tips worth hearing. It's a 3-hour loop that moves at a conversational pace, though the terrain is genuinely hilly — this isn't a flat cruise. The e-bike upgrade exists for a reason, and depending on your fitness and the weather, it might be worth the outlay.

3 hoursfrom AUD $116

Best of Banff: Signature Express Tour (2.5 hours)

★ 4.9 (124)

Best of Banff: Signature Express Tour (2.5 hours)

When Alex from our team ran this 2.5-hour Banff tour, it hit the sweet spot between hitting the headline views and discovering quieter corners most visitors miss. You're bouncing between spots like Surprise Corner and Two Jack Lake with a small group, picking up proper geology and wildlife context as you go. The pacing feels flexible rather than rushed—guides actually know the area and aren't just reading from a script. It's pitched at first-timers and returnees alike, and works best if you've got a half-day to spare and aren't after an epic alpine walk.

2h 30mfrom AUD $47

Moraine Lake Sunrise or Daytime shared tour w/ Lake Louise option

★ 4.9 (113)

5 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $125

Moraine Lake Sunrise or Daytime shared tour w/ Lake Louise option

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this Moraine Lake tour, she appreciated the straightforward approach: pick you up from Banff, Canmore, or Lake Louise, drive you to one of the Canadian Rockies' most striking alpine lakes, and let you decide how to spend your time there. The tour runs 5–8 hours depending on which option you choose—sunrise, daytime, or a combo that swings by Lake Louise too. It's the kind of tour that doesn't oversell the experience; the lakes do the talking. You'll travel in a comfortable van with a knowledgeable guide, park fees and snacks are sorted, and the pace suits most fitness levels.

★ 4.9 (101)

Toronto Craft Brewery Tour

When Jake from our team did this Toronto craft brewery tour, we spent four hours hopping between three local breweries, sampling flights at each stop and learning how the whole operation works from grain to glass. Toronto's craft beer scene has proper momentum — these aren't sterile corporate setups but working breweries with character, and the guides (they call themselves Brew Captains) actually know their stuff. You'll taste around 20 ounces across the three stops, get schooled on tasting technique, and leave sounding like you know the difference between an IPA and a pilsner. It's a solid four-hour chunk of a Friday or Saturday.

Covered Boat Whale Watching 6-Hour Tour from Campbell River

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked this 6-hour whale watching tour out of Campbell River, we were after something less rushed than the typical quick-spin boat trips. You board a covered vessel with a heated cabin and open decks, which means you can duck inside when the Pacific gets nippy but still get proper 360-degree viewing when whales show up. The crew hunts for humpbacks, orcas, sea lions, and dolphins across remote stretches of water, and you get lunch and hot drinks thrown in. It's the kind of tour that gives wildlife sightings actual breathing room rather than ticking boxes.

Family Rafting Adventure | Kicking Horse River

When Lily from our BugBitten team took the family out on the Kicking Horse River, we found a genuinely manageable intro to whitewater rafting in the Canadian Rockies. It's a 2.5-hour outing built squarely for kids aged 8–11, mixing gentle Class I and II rapids with the real draw: a proper water-fight between rafts that had the whole boat laughing. The setting is stunning—you're paddling through mountain scenery—and the pace is relaxed enough that first-timers feel confident, not panicked. It's the sort of activity that lets kids think they're doing something brave without the actual danger.

Athabasca Expressway Whitewater Rafting

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran the Athabasca Expressway, we found a genuinely accessible whitewater experience that doesn't pretend to be gnarlier than it is. You're floating a 5-mile stretch of Class 2 rapids through a proper Canadian river valley — rocky peaks and old-growth pine forest hemming you in on both sides — with enough splash and pace to feel real without demanding prior experience or extreme fitness. The Expressway section is built for families with younger kids and nervous first-timers, yet keeps things interesting. Two hours on the water, plus transfers from the meeting point.

2 hoursfrom AUD $109

Half Day Tour: Peggys Cove,Swissair Memorial & Titanic Cemetery

★ 4.9 (49)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $105

Half Day Tour: Peggys Cove,Swissair Memorial & Titanic Cemetery

When Sarah from our team ran this Halifax half-day, it felt like the anti-tour tour. Instead of joining a coach full of cruise passengers queuing at Peggy's Cove, we got a private van, a guide with real stories about Nova Scotia's fishing heritage, and breathing room at each stop. The route traces the South Shore's dramatic granite coastline—Peggy's Cove lighthouse and village, the Swissair Flight 111 Memorial, and Fairview Lawn Cemetery where Titanic victims rest. Three to four hours, no rushing, back to the harbour on time.

East Kelowna Half Day Wine Tour- Incl. Tasting Fees & Guide Grat!

★ 4.9 (43)

East Kelowna Half Day Wine Tour- Incl. Tasting Fees & Guide Grat!

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this half-day wine tour out of Kelowna, we hit four established vineyards across East Kelowna in four hours flat. The region's proper old-school — some of these estates have been making wine for decades — and you get lake views mixed in with orchard scenery as you roll between tastings. You'll sample around 20 wines across the stops, tasting fees and a guide are bundled in, and the whole thing's door-to-door from your accommodation. It's a solid afternoon if you're keen on wine without wanting to lose the whole day.

4 hoursfrom AUD $165

★ 4.9 (40)

City Tour; Montreal Bucket List

When Tom from our team ran this Montreal bucket list tour, we got a whistle-stop look at how the city became what it is today — a patchwork of neighbourhoods shaped by waves of immigration. The 3-hour stint covers Downtown, the multicultural Mile-End, Little Italy around the Jean-Talon markets, the artsy Plateau Mount-Royal, a jaunt out to Jean-Drapeau Park (where Expo 67 happened), and a photo pit-stop at the Notre-Dame Basilica. You're in a small, air-conditioned van with 8–16 people, a bilingual guide doing the talking, and a Montreal bagel thrown in. It's tight and moves quick.

Niagara-on-the-Lake Wine Tour with Tastings

When Jake from our team ran this wine tour, we hit four quality wineries across Niagara's wine region in a single afternoon. The guide walked us through tasting notes and winery history at each stop — proper stuff, not just pouring and moving on. We clocked up 12–16 tastings across the day, including a crack at the region's famous Icewine, plus a structured seminar on what makes premium drops tick. The highlight was 75–90 minutes loose in Niagara-on-the-Lake village itself, wandering heritage streets and grabbing lunch at our own pace before the minibus carted us back. Five-and-a-half hours total, small group (max 14), and the van was air-conditioned — essential on a warm tasting day.

Banff Canyoning - Ghost Canyon (Intermediate Level)

When Lily from our BugBitten team tackled Ghost Canyon, she found herself on an eight-hour remote adventure tucked into Banff's northeastern corner — the kind of place you need a 4x4 just to reach. It's properly wild: you'll rappel down canyon walls, slide down natural rock chutes, and jump into pools surrounded by rugged mountain scenery that feels genuinely isolated. The intermediate rating sits right in the sweet spot — technical enough to feel thrilling, forgiving enough that first-timers with some nerve get the full experience alongside seasoned canyoneers. It's a full-day commitment, but the drive out alone signals you're going somewhere special.

8 hoursfrom AUD $306

Vancouver City Skyline Scenic Seaplane Tour

★ 4.9 (33)

Vancouver City Skyline Scenic Seaplane Tour

When Charlie from our team booked this Vancouver seaplane tour, we were after that bird's-eye view of the city without the faff. You launch from downtown harbour in a light aircraft fitted with oversized windows, then spend 20 minutes circling the North Shore peaks, Howe Sound, Stanley Park, and the downtown core before landing back where you started. The whole thing takes 30 minutes door-to-door. It's pure sightseeing from above — the kind of thing locals occasionally do to remind themselves why they live here, and tourists grab to say they've done it.

30 minfrom AUD $207

★ 4.9 (32)

Jasper to Lake Louise One-Way Tour

When Ben from our team did this 10-hour run from Jasper to Lake Louise, it ticked every box for a proper Rocky Mountains day. You're dropped into a small group rolling down the Icefields Parkway with a driver-guide who actually knows the landscape — the glaciers, waterfalls, and lakes come with real context, not just photo stops. The tour bundles lunch, two glacier experiences (the Adventure Tour and the SkyWalk), and hotel transfers, so you're not faffing about with logistics. It's a one-way journey, so there's a bit of logistics to sort on the back end, but the drive itself is genuinely spectacular.

10 hoursfrom AUD $377

★ 4.9 (32)

30 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $145

Lake Country Wine Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team ran the Lake Country Wine Tour, we found ourselves winding through British Columbia's vineyard belt for six hours of rolling views and solid tastings. The region's known for Rieslings and Pinots that punch above their weight, plus a few sparklers worth your time. You'll hit multiple wineries with a professional guide steering the experience, hotel transfers included, and a lunch stop booked in advance — though you're paying for your own meal. It's a proper wine-country half-day that works best if you've got a baseline fitness level and don't mind the Canadian weather doing its thing.

Brewery & Distillery Tour (Craft Beer, Spirits, and Cocktails)

When Tom from our team ran this Niagara brewery and distillery tour, we spent just over five and a half hours bouncing between two craft breweries and two craft distilleries—all with tastings included at each stop. It's the kind of outing that works well if you're keen on trying local beer and spirits without worrying about driving yourself. You get picked up from your hotel in either Niagara Falls or Niagara-on-the-Lake, ferried around in an air-conditioned Mercedes Sprinter, and dropped back where you started. The region itself is dotted with boutique producers, so the stops feel genuine rather than touristy.

Canyoning Adventure, Golden BC

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this canyoning tour near Golden, BC, we found a genuinely novel adventure for the region. You hike 15 minutes into the canyon, then clip in for a 30-metre zipline across the gorge, followed by three consecutive rappels down waterfalls. The rock is smooth and pale blue-grey, and the whole thing takes about four hours. It's compact, physical, and pulls you into a landscape most tourists miss. Small groups mean you're not queuing on the rock.

Parksville Half Day Whale and Wildlife Adventure

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this four-hour whale and wildlife tour out of Parksville, BC, he was straight-up impressed. You're on a small group boat working the Salish Sea with skippers who've been doing this since 2003 — they know where the whales and seals hang, what the research shows, and how to keep you safe and warm in a floatation suit. The vibe is less theme-park crowded and more genuine wildlife watching with people who genuinely care about the ecosystem. It's a proper marine tour, not a sprint.

Private Transfer – To or From - Airport, Downtown, Cruise Harbour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a private transfer from Vancouver Airport to downtown, it ticked all the boxes for a smooth arrival. The service runs point-to-point between YVR, downtown hotels, and Canada Place Cruise Terminal—handy if you're flying in or catching a ship. You get a spacious SUV that fits four passengers comfortably, plus luggage and carry-ons without the squeeze. The whole trip takes 30 minutes to an hour depending on traffic and destination. It's a no-fuss alternative to transit or rideshare queues, especially if you're rolling in tired or heading to a time-sensitive departure.

Halifax's Happy Hour Cruise Ft. a Live Musician

★ 4.9 (16)

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5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $130

Halifax's Happy Hour Cruise Ft. a Live Musician

When Noah from our BugBitten team boarded Halifax's Happy Hour Cruise, we found a solid way to see the harbour without the stuffiness of a formal dinner cruise. You get two hours drifting along Halifax Harbour and into the Northwest Arm with a live musician on deck, discounted drinks, and snacks available to order. It's billed as the casual happy hour alternative — think more "let's catch the sunset with mates and a beer" than black-tie affair. The crowd skews mixed: groups of workmates, birthday crews, couples, and solo drinkers all mixing on deck. Fair-priced tickets, though drinks and food cost extra.

Guided Tours Algonquin Park

When Sarah from our BugBitten team paddled the Oxtongue River in Algonquin Park, we found a solid five-to-six-hour guided canoe trip that genuinely teaches you something about both the landscape and its history. The river itself is scenic—rushing rapids, wildlife sightings, the works—and you stop at a riverside campsite for lunch partway through. Your guide handles the logistics (gear, safety, getting you in and out of the water), and the whole thing unfolds at a pace that suits newcomers to paddling without feeling patronising.

★ 4.9 (16)

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